Disaster Preparedness & Recovery Guidebook
Download our guide to help you plan and be prepared for disaster and what to do if a disaster occurs in your area.
California Community Foundation’s Wildfire Recovery Fund These funds complement immediate relief and address the long-term recovery needs of the neighborhoods affected by the fires.
United Way of Greater Los Angeles Wildfire Response Fund
The response fund provides support to low-income individuals, those experiencing homelessness, and impacted organizations.
American Red Cross – Los Angeles
The American Red Cross in Los Angeles is supporting the recovery efforts for the most vulnerable communities. Click
here for volunteer opportunities.
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank
The food bank offers opportunities to volunteer or to donate to help distribute food and meals to those in need.
Canine Rescue Club
Look here for opportunities to volunteer to help foster dogs that were displaced by the fires. You can apply to provide temporary care.
Baby2Baby
Baby2Baby provides diapers, food, formula, and hygiene products for children and families affected by the fires.
County of Los Angeles
Visit the County of Los Angeles site to view real time evacuation, shelter, and other information for Palisades Fire, Eaton Fire, and other wildfires.
LAUSD
Check for school closures and relocations. For assistance call the Family Hotline at 213-443-1300.
Diasterassistance.govFederal assistance is available now for residents and businesses impacted by the Los Angeles fires. Apply online or call 800-621-FEMA (3362), or use the FEMA mobile app.
USC Dornsife Public Exchange
The USC Dornslife Public Exchange offers a resource guide with additional resources.
Navigate Insurance Repayment
If you've been impacted by California wildfires, it's critical to understand your insurance rights and take proactive steps toward recovery. Here's how to navigate the process and ensure you get the support you need.
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) Disaster Recovery ResourcesBelow are resources from the CFPB for those impacted by the LA Wildfires:
What should I do after a disaster to protect my finances and property? What do I do if my house was damaged or destroyed, or if I’m unable to make my payment after a disaster? Dealing with disasters and emergencies California wildfires: Learn how the U.S. government is responding to the Southern California wildfires 
